Is anyone still worried about the Bills?

[yukon cornelius]

Cut green cow some slack…..if you went home to this broad every night, you’d be bitter and angry, too

See the white things? Those are hands. Gloves on his hands. Where do you see the ball in relation to those white things?

youve got a ****e angle, dumbass….the ball hit way up his arms

did you actually even watch this game?

 

[GreenCow]

I mean some things are debatable and some just aren’t. This isn’t something a reasonable person can debate.

you realize that, outside of patriot fans, almost everyone else agrees that it did hit him in the hands. Right? I don’t understand how you can say this isn’t something a reasonable person can debate when most people disagree with you.

 

[StanleyGrogan]

The ball is in between his left hand and the camera. Somewhere. There is no way of saying thats touching his HAND. Its certainly not touching his HANDS as you keep claiming. Edelman looked like he touched the ball vs Chiefs in AFC game from side on when it looked like he muffed the punt , it was no where near actually touching him. That angle does nothing for your argument.

 

[yukon cornelius]

except it didn't......did not touch his hands

even the announcers for the actual game said this while watching the replay

 

[GreenCow]

The ball is in between his left hand and the camera. Somewhere. There is no way of saying thats touching his HAND. Its certainly not touching his HANDS as you keep claiming. Edelman looked like he touched the ball vs Chiefs in AFC game from side on when it looked like he muffed the punt , it was no where near actually touching him. That angle does nothing for your argument.

it literally bounced off his wrist. The photo I keep posting is when the ball first touches him. It then bounces off of that spot and away from him

 

[yukon cornelius]

your wrist is not your hand.....it never touches anything encased in gloves....you know, his actual hands

it touched one wrist/forearm......

 

[Calhoun44]

Feel free to show me ANY Patriot game this year where they had a combination of ALL of these items:

- An unforced fumble
- 5 dropped passes
- A dropped TD
- A missed PI call in the endzone
- A missed field goal.

Is this your argument that the Bills are a better team and should have won the game? If so, then I think every football team that loses a game can point to mistakes and say if we did our job better, we would have beat the other team. I think the cold weather and game planning around the weather had an effect on the game. The Patriots handled it better, but not perfectly. It was a fun game to watch, and I look forward to the rematch in a couple weeks.

 

[StanleyGrogan]

It hit his forearms first. Fact. It didnt bounce off his hands. It may have touched one of his hands, on the outside as it fell to the floor. It certainly didn't fall trough his hands as you claiming. Like it matters. You didn't make the plays and you lost the game.

 

[GreenCow]

except it didn't......did not touch his hands

even the announcers for the actual game said this while watching the replay

The announcers never said that. I’m watching the game right now.

Theyre actually talking about how Diggs has his head the wrong way lol.

 

[GreenCow]

It certainly didn't fall trough his hands as you claiming.

I literally never said it fell through his hands... Ever.

 

[StanleyGrogan]

We are a Nick Folk FG off the post and Harris fumble away from having a three game lead over you but I'm not idiotic enough to think that counts for anything.

 

[GreenCow]

Is this your argument that the Bills are a better team and should have won the game?

If people don't want to read what I write, thats understandable.

But dont then try to characterize what im saying as something that is untrue, if you are going to choose not to read what I write.

I've said numerous times the Bills DESERVED to lose that game, because of the EXACT reasons i've listed.

- Fumbling without anyone touching us
- Dropping 5 passes
- Dropping a TD
- Missing a field goal
- PI in the endzone not called (refs fault actually, not ours)

My only point is that those factors are not likely to occur all in one game again. Thats like several games worth of mistakes compiled into one game.

So I am VERY confident about the next game vs the Patriots because the Patriots BARELY held on for a 4 point win despite several games worth of mistakes happening in one game.

I'm not saying the Bills should have won. They shouldnt have. I'm saying they'll win next time against the Pats, as those mistakes aren't all going to happen again in one game.

 

[Keep Up With The Joneses]

Ultimately who gives a F***. We can argue all day about if that ball hits his hands or not. In perfect conditions that's probably a great TD pass. It wasn't perfect conditions, and the ball shouldn't have been thrown. It was, the wind took it, and made it an almost impossible catch.

Even if you disagree with all of that and think it's a perfect throw, then you accept the receiver didn't execute. He's part of the team, meaning the team didn't execute.

If you're going to cite all the things that went wrong, it all comes down to the lowest common denominator. The Bills DID NOT execute, the Pats did. And while doing it, they made an absolute joke out the Bills run defense.

Whine all you want, blame the refs, cite dropped passes, whatever. Keep focusing on the game that just happened. The Pats are already looking ahead to Indy while the Bills are just trying to justify the loss a million different ways, just like everyone else has been doing for 2 decades. That is the difference between the Pats and every other team, and it's why they're looking down at the rest of the conference even with a rookie QB.

Will it last? Maybe not. But for now, the greatness of this organization from top to bottom simply can't be questioned. Time to move on.

 

[stephens44]

We are a Nick Folk FG off the post and Harris fumble away from having a three game lead over you but I'm not idiotic enough to think that counts for anything.

Exactly...

 

[GreenCow]

We are a Nick Folk FG off the post and Harris fumble away from having a three game lead over you but I'm not idiotic enough to think that counts for anything.

And the Bills are a blocked punt and a dropped pass away from being 12-1.

But that's not my point.

I'm not talking about individual mistakes changing games.

I'm talking about half a seasons worth of mistakes, occurring all in ONE game. And the opponent still barely winning.

I'm talking about apples and you're talking about oranges.

 

[GreenCow]

Ultimately who gives a F***. We can argue all day about if that ball hits his hands or not. In perfect conditions that's probably a great TD pass.

That, in a way, is my point.

We are unlikely to see those conditions again the next time the Bills play the Pats in a few weeks.

Therefore, different outcome in my opinion.

I can see the Bills winning by 10 next time.

 

[stephens44]

Next up for the Bills, Tom Brady 32–3 against Buffalo. He never lost a home game against them, unless you count the one he didn't finish due to the Pats resting starters and pulling him earlier.
TB12 is still our friend here....

 

[TomPatriot]

Except it wasn’t ever close to an interception.

The TV angle was an optical allusion that made it look close, but other angles show that JC barely got a few fingers on the ball.

Since you like using the phrase . . . I think you mean optical illusion.

I don't think camera angle has much to do with it. He seems to get a hand on the ball. No matter, if the ball is a little closer or JC jumped the route a little quicker, seems to me he goes to the house.

 

[Keep Up With The Joneses]

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[GreenCow]

Since you like using the phrase . . . I think you mean optical illusion.

I don't think camera angle has much to do with it. He seems to get a hand on the ball. No matter, if the ball is a little closer or JC jumped the route a little quicker, seems to me he goes to the house.

Yeah, he got a few fingers on the ball after stretching as far as he could for it.

It was never close to an INT.